B. Bland, J. Kissel, R. Lane, K. Arai, J. Romie

Since Betsy managed to do such an awesome job cabling up the reaction chain, as confirmed by this morning's R0 transfer functions I figured I give everyone a fashion show of how it's done. Check out the attached slideshow of pictures. Note that Betsy had been working off of a hand sketch culmination of several different "preliminary" drawings, which I've since turned into a mildly official diagram, T1100327. Also of note, the upper structure cross braces are not in place, and therefore two of the cable clamps which secure the D1000324 Quadrapusses (and remaining lacing cables) are not in place. This, in addition to the pictures below, should suffice until (or always complement) a SolidWorks model comes into existence.

An excellent start!

Captions (R = Reaction Chain):
pg1 : Cage to R TOP (view from Front, looking in -L [or -X])
pg2 : Cage to R TOP (view from Back, looking in +L,+T [or +X,+Y])
pg3 : Wrap and Clamp around R TOP, between chains (view from side up into R TOP, looking in +T,+V [or +Y,+Z])
pg4 : Clamp Under R TOP (view from Front, looking in -L [or -X])
pg5 : Clamp Under R TOP (view from Back, looking in +L [or +X])
pg6 : R TOP to R UIM loop (view down onto UIM from Back, looking in +L,-V [or +X,-Z]) 
pg7 : Wrap and Clamp around R UIM, between chains (view from side up into R UIM, looking in +T,+V [or +Y,+Z])
pg8 : R UIM to R PUM loop (view from side, looking in +T [or +Y])
pg9 : R UIM to R PUM loop (view down onto PUM from Back, looking in +L, +T, -V [or +X, +Y, -Z])
pg10: R UIM to R PUM loop (view from side, looking in -T [or -Y])
pg11: R PUM wrap and connections (view from Back, looking in +L [or +X])